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Which is not true for ozone?

It oxidizes lead sulphide
It oxidizes potassium iodide
It oxidizes mercury
It cannot act as bleaching agent

The correct answer is: It cannot act as bleaching agent

$O subscript 3 i s space u s e d space a s space d r y space b l e a c h i n g space a g e n t.$

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